One of the joys of being an enthusiast overclocker is that I get the unique opportunity to review, use and abuse some of the best video cards money can buy and very few stand out more than the EVGA Classified. The first Classified video card I remember is the GeForce GTX 580 Classified Ultra. It was a Fermi based video card designed from the ground up to be an LN2 based overclocker. You had full control over voltage, frequency and current protections using the EVBot and is one of the only NVIDIA based video cards to allow that control from the factory.

Since then EVGA Classified video cards have gone through a variety of changes and I have personally reviewed five of them. Three of these cards have been overclocked using LN2 and all but one are still around to spread their tale of adventure.

In this review I’ll be looking at the EVGA GTX 1080 Classified. This is a Pascal based graphics card using the GTX 1080 GPU and matched with the EVGA Epower VRM to create video card with an excellent performance potential.

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